Business
Choppies sets on gaining control of Kamoso Africa
Botswana’s biggest grocer Choppies is strengthening its grip on the retail sector, with plans underway to acquire Kamoso Africa, a company formerly owned by...
Botswana firms likely to borrow more in 2023
Demand for credit is flagging among the country’s chief financial officers (CFOs), with majority of those polled companies expecting to increase borrowing in 2023...
BSB Bond listing expected to take the bank to a new level
The Botswana Savings Bank (BSB) has successfully entered the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) bond market with a new listing that is set to expand the bank’s horizons in...
BSE optimistic about more listings
The Botswana Stock Exchange is optimistic that it will add more companies to the stock exchange following several interests from some companies to list....
BAMB cautions nation on low grain supply
The Botswana Agricultural Marketing Board (BAMB) says it is expecting a low grain supply from farmers during this year’s harvest season.
BAMB Acting Chief Executive...
Botswana firms sees inflation problem easing in 2023
Local businesses’ expectation of high inflation have tapered, lowering their forecast to 9.6 percent annual inflation for this year, according to the Business Expectation...
Sefalana profits keeps soaring
The diversified wholesale and retail giant Sefalana Group has upped its profit again in the 27 week period ended 30 October 2022. On Friday,...
Miners, Manufacturers says Pula unfavourable to business
If you are to ask a miner, constructor or manufacturer what they think of the local currency, the Pula, the answer you are likely...
Cresta optimistic about 2023
With the company’s on-going property developments, people driven focus and community partnerships tipped to not just contribute to the local economy but also boost...
What can CEDA offer a Motswana woman, youth?
In the last 15 years, two generations of young people were hit by three major global crises: the 2007-2008 financial crisis, which left lasting...
